The National Fraternal Order of Police blasted the National Football League after reports showed that the league had donated hundreds of thousands of dollars to anti-police groups that advocate for the end of American police departments.
With its “Inspire Change” program, the NFL is giving hundreds of thousands to groups that push the anti-cop, defund the police movement.
NFL players can wear social justice messages on their helmets again this season and “It Takes All of Us” and “End Racism” will be stenciled in end zones for the second straight year as part of the league’s Inspire Change platform.
Former ESPN commentator Jemele Hill slammed the NFL for “forgetting” to mention Colin Kaepernick in its social justice Super Bowl ad.
The NFL is making good on its promise to fund the social justice movement through the funding of 13 grants to nonprofit organizations connected to the Inspire Change program.
The NFL is partnering with three non-profit, non-partisan organizations to get out the vote as the league leverages its “Inspire Change” initiative.
The NFL unveiled another collaboration with Jay-Z’s Roc Nation with a PSA about the story of Botham Jean.
Jay-Z and the NFL have teamed up to produce the “Inspire Change” clothing line and associated music showcase to push “social progress.”
Rap mogul Jay-Z will not only co-produce the NFL’s halftime show, he will also play a large and influential role in one of the NFL’s leading social justice initiatives.
